2020 Presidential

At Deadspin, the philosophy is if you don't have anything bad to say about someone -- particularly Trump supporters -- don't say anything. Jesse Spector has plenty of negative things to say about famous sports figures backing the president, and he's spewing all of it in a Deadspin slideshow.

The rules keep changing. Just one day before the presidential election, Twitter has graciously decided to reveal its guidelines for how and when a candidate can declare victory on the platform. Only a select group of news agencies and state officials will be allowed. Candidates, including the president of the United States? Nope.

On CNN's New Day, Tim Alberta, Politico Magazine's chief political correspondent, says "I know that most of us are suffering from this collective PTSD from 2016." He thus admits that he, and by extension most of the MSM, are still distraught over President Trump's 2016 victory.

There are no lows to which the media won’t stoop to vilify President Trump and his supporters. Leading up to Tuesday’s election, The View host Whoopi Goldberg even compared Trump supporters to KKK killers.

Fancy the surprise of CNN.com’s Harmeet Kaur when she flipped the page on her 365 Reasons to Hate America desk calendar and discovered that Nov. 2 is the 100th anniversary of the Ocoee, Florida race riots. That’s editorial gold in a “news” organization that runs on race baiting, resentment and lefty smugness. And with the election tomorrow, Kaur must have felt like she’d hit the lottery.

The CEO of growing social media platform Parler warned Americans on CNBC about Big Tech’s Orwellian censorship against President Donald Trump that will continue right into election night. During Monday's edition of CNBC’s Squawk Box, co-anchor Joe Kernen asked Parler CEO John Matze about what Twitter will potentially do if Trump speculates an election win.

Look, the left is so damn sure they’ve got Biden’s election in the bag, that they’re “begging” you to donate to his campaign and vote for him on November 3. Sure seems like confidence. Only a day prior to what many consider the most “important election in the history of our country,” Hollywood is going all out to secure victory. Ariana Grande, Michael Keaton, Don Cheadle are literally “begging…

Americans across the nation are waiting with bated breath for the results of the presidential election, but one group may take matters into its own hands if Trump isn’t defeated — and Big Tech hasn’t done anything about it. Shut Down DC “is targeting at least 27 conservative organizations in the Washington metro area as Election Day approaches,” reported The Daily Signal. Despite publishing a…

Just like in 2016, MSNBC has encouraged left wing violence leading up to the election, spinning it as “mostly peaceful.” But in a pitiful attempt to cover up this terrible reminder, MSNBC spent this morning whining that the real threat Americans face this election is violence from the right.  

Appearing on NBC’s Today show Monday morning, Meet the Press host Chuck Todd channeled the Biden campaign’s worst fear – that President Trump would win several key battleground states and make the election competitive. Despite Halloween being over, Todd scared left-wing viewers by outlining the “nightmare scenario” in which Democrats don’t automatically win in a landslide and possibly even…

CBS This Morning hosts on Monday brought on liberal historian and media pundit Doris Kearns Goodwin to discuss what she and other journalists deeply hope for: That election day on Tuesday will be like 1932 and the landslide Democratic win of that year.

The election is tomorrow, and President Donald Trump just notched an unprecedented endorsement from an historically liberal newspaper for his handling of the economy in the key swing state of Pennsylvania.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough announces that his crew will be hosting election night coverage on NBC's "Peacock" streaming site, and brags that if President Trump declares victory, "we can assure you if Trump declares victory we’ll say, don’t take the feed. It’s not going to happen." 

Election Day is just two days away so what better time for a last-minute plea from a late-night show host’s animated political cartoon show to get out the vote for Joe Biden? On November 1, Stephen Colbert’s Our Cartoon President aired on Showtime and did just that.